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## Manasvamitva
The bondage of the 1.1 Prakṛtis is considered, but it should be understood that the bondage of 104 Prakṛtis is to be considered when the Ekendriya (one-sense) Prakṛtis are added to these 1.1 Prakṛtis.
The bondage of these 104 Prakṛtis should be understood from the common to the Kalpavāsi Devas and the Devas of the first and second Kalpas. However, in the Mithyātva Guṇasthāna, there is no bondage of the Tīrthankara Nāmakarma, so there are 103 Prakṛtis. In the second Guṇasthāna, due to the rise of Mithyātva, the Ekendriya Jāti and other seven Prakṛtis are not bound, so there are 16 less. And from these 66 Prakṛtis, the Anantānubandhī Chatuṣka and other 26 Prakṛtis are reduced, so in the third Guṇasthāna, there is bondage of 70 Prakṛtis. And in the fourth Guṇasthāna, due to the bondage of the Manushayāyu and Tīrthankara Nāmakarma, there is bondage of 72 Prakṛtis, as these two Prakṛtis are added to the 70 Prakṛtis of the Miśra Guṇasthāna.
The Devas of the Jyotiṣka, Bhavanapati, and Vyantar Nikāyas do not have the bondage of the Tīrthankara Nāmakarma. Therefore, the Prakṛtis that are bondable from the common to these three Nikāyas are 103, and in the Mithyātva Guṇasthāna, there is also bondage of 103 Prakṛtis. In the second and third Guṇasthānas, there are 66 and 70 Prakṛtis respectively, similar to the Kalpavāsi Devas, and in the fourth Guṇasthāna, due to the absence of the bondage of the Tīrthankara Nāmakarma, there is bondage of 71 Prakṛtis instead of 72.
In this way, after explaining the bondage of Manasvamitva from the common to the Kalpavāsis, and the Kalpadvika and Jyotiṣka, Bhavanapati, and Vyantar Nikāyas, in the following verse, the description of Manasvamitva in the Kalpas of Sanatkumāra, etc., and in the Indriya and Kārmāṇā is given...
Rayaṇ va Saṇkumārāi āṇadhāi ujopachḍa rahiya. Apayatiriya va navasamigidi yuddhavijalsaravigale. ||11||